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Now they are changing the conversation and putting utility regulation at the center of political debate statewide. https://t.co/eCQaYKsxOW

That’s why we supported @PeterHubbardGA and Alicia Johnson, who unseated two long-time incumbents on the Public Service Commission. These were the first statewide wins in nearly 20 years for candidates running on energy affordability and consumer protection.

Georgia Power has long benefited from decisions made by the Public Service Commission. The PSC has approved billions of dollars in utility investments, costs that are ultimately paid by customers through sharply rising residential electricity rates.

Happy New Year! Here’s to bold climate leadership and big wins in 2026.

.@LilyForDelegate made energy affordability the focus of her campaign. She committed to bringing down families’ utility bills. Her win shows what is possible when leaders offer solutions to real problems.

Happy Holidays from Climate Cabinet. Wishing you a warm and restful holiday season!

Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard unseated two long-time incumbents to win their races for Georgia PSC in a race that has been making waves. By focusing on affordability and consumer protections, they were able to be the first pro-climate candidates to win in almost 20 years

.@SolomonforJC ran and won on stopping harmful infrastructure projects that would have worsened pollution, while championing sustainable development and better public transit. His mayoral campaign reflected a clear vision for a Jersey City that works for everyone.

A once-in-a-generation investment that benefits everyone in our state. Today, I’m proud to sign the Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act into law. Our new regional authority will modernize Illinois’ transit systems — and we’re doing it with no new statewide taxes.

Last week’s election: from Georgia to Allegheny County, @drvolts and I broke it down. 3 big themes: 📊 Turnout: who showed up & who didn't 💸 Affordability (how solving climate drives down bills) 🍃Tea Leaves: What this means for 2026 Listen here ⤵️ https://t.co/kx2LlPqPsJ

Today on Volts: as you may have heard, there were some elections last week. How did they go for climate world? To find out, I did my annual check-in with @c_r_spears of @climatecabinet. I don't want to spoil anything, but folks ... they went well. Really well.

This is huge!! We supported the first slate of Luzerne County in 2023, and they are clearly building on their success. The previous county government failed to fund any clean air or clean water priorities - even toxic remediation. Congrats 🎉

🎉 Big congrats to @sorenmpls! A huge champion for the working class. He’ll fight for housing for all, and environmental justice ☀️

🗳️ Big win for the people — @michelleforcc will fight for lower costs and cleaner power. 🌟

John won by *checks notes* 0.48% last night.

🎉 Lissa Geiger Shulman just scored big with her win! Lower bills, clean jobs, and brighter futures ahead. ⚡️

🚀 The voters spoke loud and clear — @roseforacc just won for clean energy, good-paying jobs, and lower costs!

🌞 Kathleen Madonna-Emmerling is headed to Allegheny County Council! A win for affordable energy and the families who need it most.

🗳️ @DenzMcCampbell just sealed the deal — voters chose cleaner power, climate action, and lower bills! 💪